[epub] Re: what's the policy?

["Judith Broadhurst" <judith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The point is that, if people subscribe for work reasons and FROM work,
they're typically on a corporate network with only one email address
allowed, not a hosting account with options for more.

Judith Broadhurst
editor, publisher and bag lady doyenne
The Bag Lady Prevention Plan
Realistic Strategies for Retirement Years
An online community women over 50
www.BagLadyPrevention.com



-----Original Message-----
From: Maria Marsala [mailto:yahoo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2004 6:41 AM
To: Epub Discussion Group
Subject: [epub] Re: what's the policy?


<snip> It is an absolute requirement for a professional to
turn on the "out of office" notification so that business associates know
that he or she won't be responding immediately and, in case it's urgent, who
else they can contact. If you enforce this policy, you're essentially saying
that you think everyone on the list should use a personal account.</snip>

I can see your point. However, with most hosting companies offering us mucho
email accounts, why not have different email accounts for:

discussion lists
newsletter lists
etc. etc.




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